Tramvia Blau
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The city’s blue trams, with their old-fashioned, wooden interiors are attractions in themselves. The route, from the FGC station to Plaça Doctor Andreu, passes past many Modernista mansions to the top of Avinguda Tibidabo.
Practical Information
Av Tibidabo
Trams run 10am–8pm (Oct–May 6pm) daily (mid-Sep–late June Sat, Sun & bank hols only) Adm
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